Car Stall Problems of Toyota Highlander - part 2

Sudden rapid increase in engine temperature. Mechanic found leak at back of head gasket. Two bolts to engine block were loose enough to be removed by hand and new bolts could not be reinstalled due to defect in threads. Only repair said to be new engine. Vehicle was previously well maintained and had 73,000 miles.

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I have owned a 2002 Toyota Highlander 4 cylinder, 2wd. My car stalled on the road about tow weeks ago and I had it towed to a Toyota dealer. I have taken very good care of my car and can provide some partial paper work of my maintenance. The dealer is telling me that I need a new engine, and my bill will go over $5000. 00. It has only 77000 miles and no physical damage to the car (no accidents). I have heard about the oil sludge law suit but it covers only 6 cyl but not 4 cyl. Could you please help me out on this issue. Thanks.

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2007 Toyota Highlander limited with stalling concerns customer states that the cars idle speed control valve and idle air control valve had to be replaced*.

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: the contact stated, while driving 55 mph a noise was heard coming from the engine. The vehicle was maneuvered off the road where it stalled. The vehicle was towed to the dealer who determined the engine needed to be replaced due to sludge. The vehicle was taken into the dealer once before for this problem and the engine was cleaned. The manufacturer has been alerted.

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2002 Toyota Highlander stall-reduce speed to 1000/2000 rpm and shut off engine during cold/hot weather.

While driving at 60 mph. Suddenly the vehicle slowed down the speed, at the same consumer heard a noise coming from the engine. As a result, engine caught on fire. Vehicle was towed to the dealership, and mechanic determined the need to install a new engine. However, warranty expired.